Do you honestly think the Cardinals will win a Super Bowl in your lifetime?

Will the Cards win a S.B. Championship in your Lifetime

  • Yes

    Votes: 46 64.8%
  • No

    Votes: 25 35.2%

  • Total voters
    71
  • Poll closed .

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Yes and it's because the Cards have leveled the playing field by getting the owner out of the way. Prior to that I would have said no shot.

Now the Cards are like most teams who are looking for the right combination of coaching and players to get it done. You don't have that "X" factor killing your chances.
 

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Yes and it's because the Cards have leveled the playing field by getting the owner out of the way. Prior to that I would have said no shot.

Now the Cards are like most teams who are looking for the right combination of coaching and players to get it done. You don't have that "X" factor killing your chances.


I keep hearing how the kid is different. He is better than his dad but his results are no where near someone like Kraft. Some of the changes like a minimum team player payroll floor makes it impossible for an owner to engage in tactics his dad engaged in. If you look at that recent uncapped salary year the Big Red didnt spend anywhere near the previous cap number. Also the dad ran the team in the era before revenue sharing so he did not have the resources the kid does so that needs to be remembered by those of us who criticize Bidwill. I have already listed previously issues with how Warner was treated and QB acquisition issues so wont list again but please tell me what concrete results that the kid has achieved that shows you he has what it takes to make the Big Red a franchise like NE. That is what I want from an owner. I dont want just one Super Bowl win. The national audience was not impressed with what the Big Red did against Carolina and excuses doesnt mollify them. SEC TV/radio host Paul Finebaum lambasted that game as unwatchable. Is the idea that he is the right owner really a proven fact or is it that the alternative is unthinkable if you want to watch your local team? The results of this poll make me realize I am not alone in my doubts about this organization. I think if this question were asked about most teams the fans would be like yeah of course their team will win many Super Bowls.
 
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I keep hearing how the kid is different. He is better than his dad but his results are no where near someone like Kraft. Some of the changes like a minimum team player payroll floor makes it impossible for an owner to engage in tactics his dad engaged in. If you look at that recent uncapped salary year the Big Red didnt spend anywhere near the previous cap number. Also the dad ran the team in the era before revenue sharing so he did not have the resources the kid does so that needs to be remembered by those of us who criticize Bidwill. I have already listed previously issues with how Warner was treated and QB acquisition issues so wont list again but please tell me what concrete results that the kid has achieved that shows you he has what it takes to make the Big Red a franchise like NE. That is what I want from an owner. I dont want just one Super Bowl win. The national audience was not impressed with what the Big Red did against Carolina and excuses doesnt mollify them. SEC TV/radio host Paul Finebaum lambasted that game as unwatchable. Is the idea that he is the right owner really a proven fact or is it that the alternative is unthinkable if you want to watch your local team? The results of this poll make me realize I am not alone in my doubts about this organization. I think if this question were asked about most teams the fans would be like yeah of course their team will win many Super Bowls.

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we get it. You have a crush on the patriots and obsess over wanting to be like them. You can root for them instead. Its ok.
 

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we get it. You have a crush on the patriots and obsess over wanting to be like them. You can root for them instead. Its ok.

I have a crush on teams that play in Feb on a regular basis. I have a crush on teams that dont make excuses as to why this year didnt work out and why next year will be the year. I have a crush on the Oakland Raiders of the 70s and 80s with their motto "Just Win, Baby". I can admire other teams without feeling that somehow I am cheating on the Big Red. I spent the 70s through 90s saying wait until next year. I dont know how many next years I have left. Why is it wrong for me to want the national media to refer to the Cardinals as a model organization? There are other examples besides NE that I can list if it will make you happy. Just tell me how many decades I have to wait for the Bidwill's to figure out how to create a model NFL organization. There are many good blue prints out there so they dont have to create a new one. You dont want to provide me some concrete evidence that the son is any more capable of making the Big Red an organization that plays in Feb? You just want to go on hope?

In the first playoff game NBC did this season following the Sunday night Seattle crushing of Big Red Collingsworth made a comment that he enjoyed broadcasting two organizations that got it. He went on to gush about both organizations which I think was Baltimore and Pittsburgh. I could not help but think he was making a comparison with the previous broadcast he had done.
 
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Yes.

My dad and I have a running bet. I bet him that the Cardinals would win a Super Bowl before the Suns win an NBA Championship.

He almost had to pay up just a few years back. :D
I almost had to pay up last year, before the backdoor sweep.
 

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No. We will not. I am 70 and went to the Cards only SB. We lost. It has been what, 72 or 74 years since an NFL Championship? That was our best chance. We blew it, they stole it, whatever, we lost. We are cursed. Longest time any major team has been without a championship. Proud to be a Cards fan but we are what we are.
 

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if you didnt believe we would ever win a super bowl, why would you be an avid fan?

It's like an addiction. Once a fan, always a fan unless a team moves and maybe even then.
 

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The Cardinals will win a Superbowl right after the Suns win an NBA Championship.

Yeah, I know.


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Awesome bump.

I think this is something that Mike B needs to check off on his list of achievements. It will be pedal to the metal until he gets this monkey off his back, so I'll say yes (I'm 53).
 

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I feel we will, but fate will have me be an old man on oxygen in a nursing home watching us on a corner TV.

I feel this. I suspect the same. And, in the Cardinal's final act of taking years off my life, I will have a heart attack and die as the clock ticks down to zero and the Cardinals are crowned Super Bowl champs.
 

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63 and no. As hopeful as I want to be I just don’t see it. Prove me wrong Cardinals.
 

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We’ve finally got the HOF level talent at QB that gives us a shot for the next five or six years at least. Because of that, I’m going to say YES.
 

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We’ve finally got the HOF level talent at QB that gives us a shot for the next five or six years at least. Because of that, I’m going to say YES.
I know y’all will shocked, I agree with this. We have the most important piece.
 

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Absolutely, if you let me substitute Pro Football Championship for Super Bowl. After all, what's in a name.
 

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"A few years ago, a smart NFL person estimated that only 10 or so teams were actively trying to win the Super Bowl in any given season. San Francisco coach Kyle Shanahan said on the Flying Coach podcast the number is about five, and that the other teams are trying to survive. In his new book on the Patriots dynasty, It’s Better to Be Feared, Seth Wickersham writes that Jimmy Johnson told Bill Belichick that if you just get out of the way, 20 teams will remove themselves from competition. Job preservation, saving some money, and not doing anything too weird that’ll get you noticed are guiding principles in many front offices"

The above is from the Ringer: https://www.theringer.com/nfl/2021/11/1/22758082/von-miller-trade-rams-draft-picks

I think the Bill Sr Cardinals were about running a profitable business that if it provided competitive football at the same time was nice, but not a priority. Clearly in Jimmy J's 20 teams noted above

I think Mike B's Cardinals WANT to win a SB. "Want to" is the first necessary step.

"Know how to" is the second also necessary step. Verdict is out on that one.

I think they are clearly in the 10 teams this year that are trying to.
 

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When Larry ran in for the touchdown . . jumping up and down . . tears rolling down my face . . "We just won the Super Bowl !!!" . . . :hammer:

And then the holding call on the Steelers at the start of their final possession. We had them 1st and 20 or 2nd and 20. I thought it was really over at that point.
 
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